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Square Cheese. FTHE first of the season There is m, he++o A Cheese made in America. o''>'
 E, B, HALL 6 SON
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ei s s1oo Forth o s1o DEPoTs N IT, R. T. 4
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02
CAMP MEETING.

A union camp meeting for San Jua \
island and the Sonnd country generally
will be held uader the auspices Of the
Methodist Episcopal church. Oh Lopez
island. ak the beautiful eamping ground
selected near Mr.. @. n. Johnson's store.
The meeting will commences on Thurs
day, June 18th, and costume one week.
10 invited 10 attend. Those
not coming prepared 10 camp will be
amply provided for 1t q public tent Of
most FessOBable faies.
Isaac DILLON Pastor II. E. Church.
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CoLLGGE AEcGKTART OF THK Y.
q z. a.


L. d. WischaFd, College Secretary of
the Young Mems Christian Association,
arrived in this city Saturday evening
and yesterday afternoon organized two
associations. one for the ysung men and
another for the young women Of the
University. He will meet the students
again this morning at chapel exercises,
and early on Thursday morning be
leaves for Tacoma, where be will or
Ganizs associations IN Washington Col
leRe aud Annie Wright Seminary. Al
teF that be will % 10 Walla Walla,
where be will organize the Students OF
whitman College into these Christian
Associations. Last evening Mt. Wis
ehaEd occupied the palpit OF the Metho-
dist Protestant Church. His address at
that time Wss thoroughly appreciated
~ the large audience present. Mr..
Wischafd said the young men Of any
oo1manity will be saved or ruined by
ths younR men of tk4t eommunity.
IN y are b0und 20 associate and
10 form clubs. Boys and their greatest
pleaau e, as boys, 10 their association
With other boys. A low, quiet whistle
10 back alley will call boy Gus from
The brightest Preside. beo "a be kaows
that be will hnd on there another boy
Therefore, II the boys and young men
will seek aud obtain each others 80
ctess, lot Ne seek to elevate aud parity
their society aud environments. We
propose 10 make the Y. ~. q. A.
Chr ian olab for every yOane man, Il
which club be can hnd all the pleasurss
o. ether clubs and none Of their evils
de showed the magnitude Of the pro-
portions now attained BY sue Yeune
Mems Christian Association IN she
world. In q graphic way he described
the worlds Y. II. q. A. convention
which be attended az London recently.
There we're 800 delegates In attendance
repfeseatii z more thai dozen different
nations. Ia lslt the association % lrtsd
Nth i've members. Nov ID mas 10000
members aud $3.50 associations. cit
vas said that notbinR good could come
oot OF Nazareth, bat u Was never said
that nothing good could 90 into Mas
reth. We have plsnted 4 Y. n. @. A. in
Nazareth, Ehsre she young men can
vark Cor and commune With the Youne
y 70 Of the Bible, the Lord Jesus
A sociations are formed 10 Italy,
France, India, Africa. Madagascar. Chi
M, japan, Holland. Sweden, Switza-
laad. Germany ard many other nations.
hs EmPsroT Of Germany osos cd
dfesaad q Y. NJ. u A. meeting at his
ciuntry seat He said; Il want 90 thanh
yos young men ss an association. I
oel eve that you are doing = good work
teSsTd saving the yonng men Of Gel.
mAny from the beer b. o halss
Tue association In Seattle Should
own lie oun huildiae.r asserted the
speaker, and | believe u will be 50 pros
Bsfed IN the not distant future" Mr.
Hlsoaard closed his address with an
earnest plea ell to do the best they
can 10 this work for Christ, and the
knoviedse Of having done 20 vill be the
tsiess memory in time and eternity.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

Following Is q list of vessels sailing
foreign from Puget Sound ports during
the month Of April, 1881:
April "a, Norwegian bark O. Tobias
$50 toHs, Captain O. Knudsen, With 9
cargo of GA, 407 feet of rough lumber,
81, TO Iaths and 81 800 pickets, valued at
S7062 Is, sailed fEsm Tacoma for Mel
bourne.
April 5lh, American bark Hope, 759
tons, Captain ID. b. P. PenhalloW, with
Q cargo Of 367 636 feet Of rough lumber,
l65,306 feet of dressed lumber. 80 900
I4ihs and 5625 piokets, valaed at $685.
IS, sailed from q salady for Honolulu.
April Sth, British bark BraemsF, 1895
tons. Captain John Cav. With q cargo
Of IL, 5lS feet rough lumber, l5l ,059
feet dressed lumber, valued ct 1904 n,
sailed from Port Discovery for Oallao.
April SGh, Norwegian bark Ohas. Bal,
724 tons, Captain l. Nielsen, With car
20 OF 6I3, 73l feet Of rough lumber, 2445
IA, 377 pickets, valued at { 10, 01S IS, sailed
from Port Blakely for Melbourne.
April 9Th, American barkentine Anne
lia, SIS tons, Captain wm. NewhaIl,
With a cargo of l62 977 feet Of rough
luulQGEf H0lucQ - WHO@g n0AAS4 AAo8
Port Blakely for Honolulu.
April lib, British bark Sir Wm. Wal
lace, 967 tons, Captain A. Sklllen, With
a cargo of GA 37S feet Of rough lumber,
407 los feet Of dressed lumber. 81, 100
IatAs, valued al &S046 - sailed from
Port Ludlow for sgd 1ey, N. 3. W.
April IL. British bark FFeidberR, 76S
tous. Captain E. Lloyd, With q cargo Of
Qf0 rTn faaN - nUraoh tmuakaR lfh GrK
feet Of dressed lumber. l4l, 2e5 feet OF
redwood, valued az $s297 20, sailed from
Port BIakely for Coquimbo.
April Is. Swedish bark Afae IN, 672
toss, Captain Fl. y. Beabery, With
cargo Of 5S3.597 fest of rough lumber,
e6I5 laths, 1886 piekets, valued al
sydney Hesds, n. s. w.
April Is American bark Nellie May,
664 tons, CsPtain A. Austin, With
cargo Of 492.936 feet Of rough lumber,
ll,7l5 laths, n rs pioketS. valued ct
t6lls 81, sailed fRom Tacoma for
sydney, N. s. w.
April Is. British bark Kesoiasko,
Captain A Logan. With Q cargo Of H..
l2l feet Of rough Lumber, 1885 feet Of
dressed lumber. 4i047 piekets. 16l TN
tAtna, Naiueo ~ toSloS4. saiieo trom
Port Blakely for sydney, N. g. ".
April 18Th. British bark Alexapceg
Dulhie, ll59 tons. Captain A. W. Ora
gen, With Q cargo OF "a. 406 fees Of
rough laDber. $40 pickets and 22.06o
laths, valued &c tSS9o IS, sailed from
Port Blskely for Melbourne.
April 10th, NosVekia bark Prospect,
no tons, Captain N. A. void, with .
cargo Of 7l,l7e feet Of rough lumber,
"a .346 feet Of surface spruce, 39e.l22
feet 81 rough merchantabls lamboF,
i6.6S5 laths and l6.ll7 piakets. valued al
s54Ss II sailed from Tacoma for New
South Wales.
April "a. Norwegian barb R0ssneeFR,
$50 tons. Captain Johaunessen. with 8
cargo Of S16. l6e feet Of rough lumber,
Y $50 feet OF dressed lumber and Us, 100
lAths. valued 81 t6t0.S6S, sailed from
Z sAlsdy for sydney, N. ). W.
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noHssa. earns AsB CnuCkExA

Fer collie and aruba, for lang fever,
ssugh or hide boand ! give Simnoss
Liver Regulator in . mash twice day
YOa can reo0mmeed it 70 everyone hav-
ing stock as the best medicine known
fer the above complaints In using Il
stth my chickens, fer cholera and gapes,
I mix 10 ith the dough and feed it @
them once A day. b. tia q atment ]
have lost mona whefe the Regulator was
given promptly and regularly.
{. 7. fkYLoR. ASt. for Changers Of Ga
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

five oHss 1850 Atwood nobby
go ana fFsok suits this week e =. IN
aeotab and American cbeviots aBd cas-
dnsrss. They fully tqual any els or
as suits 10 this market. TcELAa 4
errcFaNAN.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

p.ss.d Huutsnz4on 70 arrive q the
ririsn Pncfne. Miss Sarah J. HUM Mr.
49, Tfiaon. stdnaY 3. MiicAezl. John
q m. Nfs @. Goo1ie. X b. Mesrnohzr,
n. Green. and II second Glass and =
eul9rsntl.
Psassd Hersa % arrive On TIE northern
psclnc W A. FAnny and wife MSS =.
$500. I Books and wife A Toun. ~.
= saIIirnn and q ouigFnnta.
Psnsed Nezford - arrive ever the Ore
eau snd California ) q. d. Hi1ch ocks @.
Il NIiag.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

Thai produces that beautiful. sofs asd
delicate csmplexiOn and leaves no traces
OF is application OF iniario1s sasessi
The answer: WIADoN's RonzarrSA 40
e0upsishss all this and is pronounced
BY ladies Of taste and refinement the
most Delighted toilet article ever pro
saeed. SsarsAts~d under q fotfeiiurs
OF $1,000 10 be absolutely free from
harmful or Injurious Substances. For
sale By A. b. srHwaKr. mF9 ussu4uly
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

-. - hANHlkHNN a ALIFIMa
~ tas dellshtfal liquid frait remedy,
eJInp OF FtES commend u 10 all vho
sanef nom hahttaal sonStipAiiun and
hindsed ills Being ia liquid form ana
peasant 10 the taste. harmless IN its
nAtars, strengthening ~ veil AZ cleans
ma 70 Us properties. u u easily taken
oy osd aud ys0ng, and truly beneficial
" ~ Effects, and thsrefo,e The favoFits
family Fs0edy. especially With she
isdiss and chill Fsn, Who require 3 geo
We ysl eaestive laxztivA Fsr sale by
A. 4. StewAFt. Dc
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

LorcH " the grocer" corner Of Front
and Union, l. ahead thia tine With Q
decided novelty. Ne hka broaRht
thFoaRh Eastern eorn-fsd, saRAr cared
hams and bason, and 10 having them
sm0ksd By Ne. hsssl. the poVaiaE
butcher, With hardwood. They are the
nieess sad eiesness meats our psopls
have yet had q chAnoe OF obtaining. al
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

We eder l0oo all-eool HoShy
sea and froek suits this Seek ~ g. IN
sSotee and Ansrican chevtots ard =
s.s. They fally squ4l any SIS OF
le suits IN this market. fOxIAs 4
elsQEHMAN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

o. We OfsE 1000 atwood nobby
sack and froek salts tbs veek Is g. IN
seJteh and AmeF1cAn ehssiots and eAs-
timeres They fully equal any SIS OF
SIS salts 10 this MARKET Texas a
SESagRNaN
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

" q IS -~ES-ty matheF IN sSstt .
seoaia So car lice 81 6oys' kn-~gsBl
saiss, "a Pizlisd hiassa sd Sosfo'k
taylfs Iesy sAsEai Be aaellsatsd AEY.
sssts .Asss Of 81 ssa o. FsasAa 4
sfse9aakk
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

NkeH IN search Of PAinena fsF man
% boy mind year Pa Aad Q'G Censs
and aes our g. slitA They are worth
SIS IukLks d sTsdMMMAx.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

positively s.fassd - kass asysAine -
mkxnn nm0upr
eaid- consi6w ths astSua q tka
GoSeFaoE h EALING % TIE Militia waa
nos warranted Ths polics hare Al
pl4dRed me theg wunld Do theix dney
IN oase q tRonhle. and cftinsna,
oDe and al, pR1missd % back - tie
police, and. consequently, / felt quite at
ease vas mmeh surprised lnss even
fng when gos . dispasah from Cover
nor Sempse n regard ts the matter and
! did net consider 70 Of suEsian1 In
portAnee 10 FeqziEe ps0Upt rspay, %
r1f = n ny pocket and carried Is hcme,
intending 70 answer ID tha nExf mora
ina. ] an antis6ed The sxciseDenf 10
1ot brouAha On By any working people.
Yea may SAY 30 The World for ne
that tie people ef Sesttie are lHw abi&-
lnR citizsns; thas this b eur home, and
nsre we vii remain In peace, pE0gp.Eify
and happiness despite tie eRars8 AZ q
handful Of peopls 20 sir up oontsntions
and strife smeng 1s. l have done What
! eoald 10 keep fhis aRitAaien dowu. and
eay 10 you that any afasmps IoekinR 10
tAs forcihle expulsion Of tha Chinese
would have bee1 pFemptiy QaelIed With
cot the tnterfefs1ee Of the Governor.
! kn0u tAat s0me TacoUa aGitasoEs ara
trying 70 stir ap broahlo hsrs, -
khsy are envi0us Of our prosperity. In
9 few days | shall speak cot In regard 20
this matter IN my ofhsiaI capacity, %
that al the vsRld mas know Ne have .
peacsable. law-abidinR eommuuisy and
sre not upon the eve Of any unlawful
outbreak from any souroe.r
HOS. JOIN xKAMR.
Thtrs 10 no disposition On ths
para Of the woFkinRmen Of this city
20 create any disturbance or aGifa-
tis1. On the other hand. the working
men are determined TO respect and M
bold the law. They realize that this
Chinese question d Q national question,
and viii have to be dealt vita b. the
National Government. II thsee 10
sOmething wrong. - there certainly
Il. appeals must be made to
Congress fer the ahrogation Of
the Burlingams treaty, as Congress
Il the only proper body which can solve
this yexsd Ohiness question. There are
no parties who are more eiated over the
bright prospects Of the city than the
working msn III mean men Who are sslf
s1staininR), and they will not tolerate
any infripQmenta Of the laws, nor any
attempts 10 break the cordial and har-
monious relations Which exist at present
between our people.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

Lass and embroidsrisa We hSve
the banner stoek, loser titan bedrock
FEises, 5 inches Wide s., inches Wde
4c, and only a. the great stores 81
IuKLks 4 SIMaEEMAa.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

q saturday evsnine. April Sosh. $50 pm.
SpeciAl reduction 10 10 eoda 81 silkA
Asaaosd trom 81 10 SIS Texas A
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New los 50 lawns


Ano'hes ei2 deal Monday norninR.
.ee0 suits Eoen's aeSino underwear al
&c sa't, So piece. Re on hand early IL
Yea uani bargains.
TokIAs A grSaxRnAs.
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fishing rAckis-lArg=ss assogsnsnt,
WEsz S05 Pr0na stress. apEi6-sf
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Dr. elgassset's star sAzsApArilIa. the
great hloOd pari1sE. apS
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

The IittIs iosn Of Euum olss Il fast
settline up. Seven families moved there
laa week.
ThsRlsstwOod VS. yesterday launched
fron Aliens vsys and t0ved around 70
sbs CelmAn Dsck.
Ths barb TemplsE, Captain Knacks,
A arrested arrive here today and wiil
Iosd Black Diamond coal for the Bay
Oily.
Zoe surbsF's neu piledsiveF Tyse vii
eomneace driving for the Lake Shore a
Eastern read today, along the vateE
'front.'
TIE steamer OIympian vill leave here
Al a. N. for up sound and FstuFn
shsut 10 q. m, and sail soon after for
Alaska
The barb HsnFy Back left here yes-
terday morning in tow Of the tug Qnesr
City for sa0 Pedro. With $4,000 feet Of
lembef.
The freight hasdIsrs vsge all day
Sunday Engaged 10 aiacharRinQ the
fFsighf out Of the steamship Wsila
Walla.
TIE trial Of o. p. We0ener, for assault
and battery On Horace Young last Sat
ardag, vilI take place today before Jus
ties h. 2. jones.
Ia the race between the yachts Glide
aEd Never Mind yesterday the FIRST
named yseht, after being distanced By
about ~ miles. concluded to return
aad give up the race. The oveF-Amb:-
tioas yschisman Of she losinR boat
later 10 She afternoon again Challenged
the EexsT Mind bv attempting TO sail
faster beat-ibe Violet. In this, Ike
lhs nrst race, be iDRloFisusly failed.
While on the homeVaFd run be at
isnpted to sail under The bowspFit Of
ihs s6ip louisiana, lying out In the
stream, ana DOS being very coed
iudee Of distance, be had bis topmsst
and iiha,ay carried away and tue for
- Sank kaN1w a,wwu.
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pfiEss sosss isssisslSs soeea
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1900 ria az lAsn - y. oaly 81 cor
aiGres. oELAS 4 eEsaExm1x.
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y % e - 20 III
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e9.-Ws eaeF 1000 all-wool nobby
saek and froes suits this week 81 %, IN
Scotch and AmeRican eheviOts and cas-
hmefes. They fully equal any 4l5 or
f1s suits In this market. ToKLks d
6mGEnkAM.
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New ruehines, latest.
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OTIS AND BLOCKS FOR sALK IN
II North Seattle
Les and hiocks for sale IN D. I; b,
AVS arsa second, third foarth nnh - ~
sixth aAditlcna ID r. DGnny1 PAX aoaa-
ten and Mob Hin addition 49,.
business and residence lots ana oiSeAA
for sale In various parts o. the city.
Ten-acre lots near the city.
Farm and farm lAnda In king, san daaA
and Island oountteA
WANTED
More farms 90 sefl and lease
MoFN houses 70 rent
MoEo city lots and blocks - sell
Nors business property 20 sell
Mora money 10 lnvest In nrsf ciA@
mortgage securities We guarantees
NINE PER- CENT
Rsfuras on mortgage lnvestneneA
before huyinR ols0wharo call ana t@o8
over cur Inst Of property.
non resident pAFueA -, 60
Agrnfs for the Western NIL Conway.
IIorruNpondenco frum AnroAa eonc1he1.
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VAAFaTFa ofLNtat4
psgFHsisilga q ~ PSI lssnss
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10 rsE PsOFLE OF SAITH

I deSigu 10 spsud - mech time il this
city A. Wjll eGAble me 10 BE- taliy IN
fzFmed IN regsrd 10 ths sstaAtis 90 the
Chiuesa qassttoa. ! want - - every
man Uho thinks be cas- tafoW any hahl
90 the sasi o.. wisi BE a. TIE 0cci
dental Hoael Gnd Wiil rseeiVe Auy ose
uho oAlls- Weea / have be n STATE
meats from al CLASSES | sili msks 3
paeiio ztEsrAEe4 eiahsE tkraE9a The
prs q % fro ZEE rstFa1A TnEa vii
noa b later saAn Wednesday. ana I ~
% 0sfaiiF fsqgsst tos eity pagers - ~
fYAin fraz al9eHpas ~ iEfsss ssanS antil
ssks tUx. EeafSs SENSEk
0sg4aaf
v11Fcws oPUtSss
nanaaasatsllsas q IA pksf f1Hafs q.
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18rE1 eailed ara several cisizsns a
pzoUinenoe fsf fhs pnruoss e sefsina
al snadas q oplainn ana cf dessrmln-
ina prselsely What the fseaine Of tie
ee1m11lty ID upon this Eupartnnf
qoestion- Il b tie rfahs 81 d. peoole
q seattle 10 know insk whsFe thew
ae1na. snd thers is 10 hestsg wsV az
scanning tAt1 han b. oofaiminR indi-
VIDAL exprsrsians q osiuioa from
REPRESENTATIVES men Of al c1anaes. Tha
intarvisws thai we give below unaks Il
certain tAat theFe b 10 iawisas eEemsns
q car poEalasion of Anv iwportanoe.
Al are aEFeed thai the nQi1atsou o. the
Cnlnsas qaestsen y eonansd - an 10
aanlncans p0rtion Of our povulafian
ne are not capahae Of doing ans harm.
lie statsmenis that Ne publish are suf-
neient 70 allay all appFehension and 10
sd every thinking psrson 20 the con
el9saca thas any fear Of sFosbis b IN
EEEnzEY c0canGxR
said: There b ~ possible ohsnas fer
1ng ssEtous tF0uhle in Seattle The
SofklnRman al have empl0yDent and
are N Q pfospeTous o8nditi0n- Ths
uameeF o. Chlnamen in Seattle Il small
auo aney d. ltttle karm. OF course Il
would Be better II there wsrs nona, bat
tnen We man take Q sensible visw 81 ne
nataer and viii de al IN their psxeF 70
% sintain the Law. The agitation Of she
subj sct 10 c0n6ned 10 afew men Who have
No inaasncs aud no following. an
in position % know ghst ana taking
about and tell you there 10 not the
elaRnt % danger Of any trouble II
mere we're ~ oathrsak, coaid qusll IL
II nfteen minutes, and what 10 more I
woald do it. Whsa I took the cath Of
once - Sheriff Of King county, ap-
prsciatsd my duty. I Woald lose M
eEn Belf-Fespeet and the rsspees OF
every man IN the eommanity whose 70
speot is worth having II did not do my
snele dafy. You may rely upon what
l tell ysa there 10 90 possible danger Of
an orfhRNak
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

CLEARY.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-02

Regretted that Any cause for Appreheu-
sion had arisen. From whAi be kHeW Of
tie people % the city and its officials
be did act fear any troabls. He had
stronG denbta as 10 whether there
was any organ q movement for
TIE expulsion Of the Chinese. :" pre-
same." aid Mr.. Lewis. " thai the Gov
erDor received s1eh representations
from Seattle As sansed him 10 feel var
rAntea In issaing orders 20 the militia
IN the city. WHISTLER be vas really
justified IN doing Il rsmaias 10 Be seen.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-07
I'BEi CITY.
The Park Outrage.

No new developments have been
made in the outrage case to-day, ana
everything remains in statu quo.
There seems TO be general impress
sion that Bell is not the right meu'
ON the other hand Mr.. and Mrs. Bar
low still assert positively that he Is
the one who held Barlow, while his
accomplice assailed Mrs. Barlow.
The negro stoutly maintains his limo
cence, and says that he will prove his
identity aud his whereabouts last
Sunday night when the time comes.
II is denied that the mob which be-
sieged the Jail Wednesday night had
mrde any arrangements to secure the
cannon at the Armory for the purpose
OF storming the jail.
Grover Cleveland Marches,
And other popular music at Frees u Sons
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1887-10-07

The HERALD does all kinds of job print
ing in good style at lowest rates.
Silver King yeast powders at A. Il. Bou-
che's, S24 Main street.
Honey. maple syrup by the gallon or
quart, also dried beef, at A. Il, Bouohe's.
Turf goods of all descriptions, such
as saddles. brides, harness, bits, halt
ers, boots, knee caps, etc, in the larg-
est assortment, at the turfman's head
quarters, Padgitt Bros.
There is no ailment so disastrous to the
human systom'as constipation. Morris Cas-
carine, by its laxative properties, will speed
lily eradicate this foe TO good health.
If you want your watch or jewelry
repaired take il to j. p. Doherty ~
Co., 6C3 Main street.
Mr.. Bachrach, a Hungarian, will
lecture at Turner Hall, on bis expert
ence as Russian exile to Siberia, for
political offenses.
A. Il. Bouche, the Main street grocer, has
lust added q splendid refrigerator, in which
he has always the freshest country butter,
eggs and fresh Fleischman's yeast, which is
kept as cold as can be.
The latest and most popular sheet music
publications at Frees & Sons.
Elegant display OF piano covers and
stools at Frees 4 Sons.
Rogers silver plated forks and
spoons at manufacturers prices at
j. p. Doherty Il Co.'S, COS Main street
2nd door from Lamar
The Texas Il Pacific Playground
train VIII make a round trip every
twenty minutes during the Fair.